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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
12
Reports from Badger and nearby areas describe social events, farming activity, and local movements. Ghosts sold as supper prizes at Peck school house. parties and dances noted in Badger, South Elliott, Riverside, Farwell and Bethel with arrivals, farming plans, and moves including instructors and clerks.
Mt Vernon residents share visits from Wisconsin relatives as T W Mast travels from Sioux City for a brief stay. Annie and Marion Fields shop in Mitchell while the Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs Jas Haynes. Ethel Teasdale visits Groton.
Sunday school attendance was strong with preaching planned for next Sunday. Ethan sees new store opening by H J Snow after purchasing land. Barns lumber yard back in operation with stock transferred to Thomas Crampton. Several residents moved to Armour and Buffalo trips noted. A Ladies Club meeting, a Friday dance with Yankton harper, and a Manhattan social at the M E church are announced. New housing and family moves of Craigan and Buckles are listed.
A county education column reports that sixteen districts raised teachers' monthly wages in the past three months, but many experienced teachers have sought work in neighboring counties with higher pay. It highlights a statewide teacher shortage, curriculum adoption, and library distributions, urging districts to maintain experienced staff and follow the state course of study.
Miss Belle Hedrick of Nye Putnam County West Virginia reports five months of female weakness. After basic medical care failed she followed Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo New Yorks advice to use Favorite Prescription. One month later health improved significantly with restored appetite and weight gain. She urges others with chronic illness to seek Dr Pierce's guidance.
Bromwell chosen by the board to fill a vacancy and give the nearby district a board seat. Paul Pollock, Tobin No. 18 clerk, resigned and G. W. Fuller takes the vacancy. Appointments are temporary until next June. Teachers' meeting at the superintendent's office next Saturday.
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion can make a thin body hungry and active again by stimulating appetite and metabolism. It claims the remedy wakes the body from a "strike," enabling use of food to grow new flesh and gain weight, offering a free sample from Scott & Bowne.
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